The phrase "a platform for division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a medium or environment that fosters disagreement or separation among people or groups.
Example: "The debate turned into a platform for division rather than constructive dialogue."
Alternatives: "a breeding ground for discord" or "a stage for conflict".
Even while there have been great strides among all faiths towards a more unified pluralistic America, there have been episodic physical attacks against Muslims and Sikhs, and there are many for whom religion provides a platform for proclaiming suspicion and division of people of different faith traditions, most notably Muslims.
"Leaders in Rwanda have sought to craft a narrative that honors the victims but builds a platform for moving forward rather than fueling division and resentment.
Thank you for sending your work entitled "Baz forms a platform for the centrosome orientation during asymmetric stem cell division in the Drosophila male germline" for consideration at eLife.
But now Wheat Thins, from the Nabisco division of Kraft Foods, is recasting itself not as a platform for cheddar or onion dip, but rather a stand-alone snack.
It also created a platform for mobile ads called Adjitsu, which it sold to Singtel's Amobee division last year in 2012.
In Division Two, Ian Bell clattered the bowling all around Colwyn Bay, providing a platform for Jeetan Patel to run through Glamorgan, who can't have enjoyed their annual trip up north – Warwickshire stay top.
The Tea Party movement has become a platform for conservative populist discontent, a force in Republican politics for revival, as it was in the Massachusetts Senate election, or for division.
Divisions are regional networks of general practices which, among other things, provide a platform for regional approaches to the management of type 2 diabetes in primary health care through the implementation of guidelines-based programs.
